TJ Olsen update: Former Carolina tight end's son out of surgery

The Peterborough, England native will join the Panthers as an outside linebacker after experience playing on Great Britain's national team. 

The veteran wide receiver, signed to a one-year deal this week, is eager to get back on a field and in a locker room, after a year of challenges that transcended the normal football adversity.

The team claimed former Raiders seventh-round pick MJ Devonshire off waivers on Monday, adding to the secondary.

While Hunter Renfrow is a Carolinas legend, this is his first time suiting up for the Panthers. Get to know the newest receiver with these five fast facts. 

The veteran wideout adds another experienced option to the receivers room, and also gets him back to his Carolinas roots.

The Panthers first-round pick is sticking with the jersey number he wore at Arizona, and it's already available in Panthers colors.

Fifth-rounder Cam Jackson extends the philosophy that was evident when they signed Bobby Brown III and Tershawn Wharton on the first day of free agency.

The left tackle will be in Carolina through at least 2026, after the club picked up the fifth-year option on the former first-rounder. 

The diminutive Colorado wide receiver, chosen in the sixth round, brings speed and punt return ability, and a certain swagger to a position with a lot of options.

The Carolina Panthers selected the Notre Dame tight end with the 163rd pick in the 2025 NFL draft, adding some more depth on offense. 

The Panthers bulked up their defensive line with an SEC tackle, Cam Jackson, continuing the offseason emphasis on improving their front.

The Panthers add an experienced DB, selecting the Ohio State safety at No. 122 overall in the fourth round.